Tim Scott

Their fight against tyranny and oppression to seek and maintain their independence is inspiring, and reminds me of our own intrinsic values that inform American patriotism, the hope for a better future.

Their fight against tyranny and oppression to seek and maintain their independence is inspiring and reminds me of our own intrinsic values that inform American patriotism--the hope for a better future.

Preserving our status as a world leader requires the continual honing and sharpening of our economic security tools in order to preserve and protect the role of America at home and abroad.

The topic of today's hearing could not be more timely. Last [week] marked the 1-year anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

We've seen firsthand, whether it's with Russia or North Korea, that the tailored use of sanctions can be an effective foreign policy and economic security apparatus.

If America started increasing its exports of energy because we increased our energy production, that would also give us another tool in the toolkit.

Putin has decided that his life is more valuable than the lives of Russia's children and its future.

National security efforts should support, not detract, from American industrial leadership, a commonsense principle.

Their fight against tyranny and oppression to seek and maintain their independence is inspiring, and reminds me of our own intrinsic values that inform American patriotism, the hope for a better future.

We are fortunate enough to live in the greatest Nation on earth and must always be vigilant to protect and promote national and economic security.

Preserving our status as a world leader requires the continual honing and sharpening of our economic security tools.

Preserving or status as a world leader requires the continual honing and sharpening of our economic security tools in order to preserve and protect the role of America at home and abroad.

We've seen firsthand, whether it's with Russia or North Korea, that the tailored use of sanctions can be an effective foreign policy and economic security apparatus.

The topic of today's hearing could not be more timely. Last [week] marked the 1-year anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Putin has decided that his life is more valuable than the lives of Russia's children and its future.

Economic security requires precision and strength. We must champion American economic opportunity.

Unfortunately, these same tools have been wielded as hammers instead of scalpels, resulting in pushing our adversaries toward closer cooperation with each other and further away from us.

Their fight against tyranny and oppression to seek and maintain their independence is inspiring, and reminds me of our own intrinsic values that inform American patriotism, the hope for a better future.

If there was ever a time to kowtow to our adversaries, and their supporters, I assure you it is not today nor ever.

The SEC is a market regulator, not a climate forecaster.

Congress designed the Federal Reserve to promote price stability and maximum employment, not to play politics.

My story is the American story.

We have to do more to close our southern borders, stop fentanyl from coming across the border and killing American lives

If we foreclose financial innovation, we limit future generations from growth and opportunity.

If Chairman Gensler is going to take enforcement action, Congress needs to hear from him very soon.